9Dracozny,"lifter" technology is only half of the game - it really won'tyield practical results so to speak. The thrust is only a few gramsand can only displace so little in that setup. The complete setup isTesla's "p2" system, involving HV HF AC currents and a HV DCnegative brush discharge *together*, electrifying a hull. The lifteris an "open" setup, only utilizing DC. A hint is given when "pulsed"DC is used on the lifter, as the performance is enhanced, but thesetup does not take advantage due to a missing hull or cage withwhich "tubes of force" can be manipulated/synthesized.I would suggest anyone who wants to try this to use a sphere orwhatever "empty" metal object, preferably with a small openingthrough which a HV source can be fed through an umbilical cord withenough isolation. My first attempt utilized a pseudo saucer shapediron object, a small Tesla coil and a color TV output. Incredibly Igot better results with the DC output of the TV set: the hull wassuspended with rubber bands from the ceiling and it would wobble andoscillate when the discharges were fed to the hull. Sometimes itwould oscillate from side to side and the next disharge would makeit halt instantly, or it would increase the oscillation. If youthink of it, any discharge to the hull would create a virtual LCcircuit with ground through the atmosphere (as with a TC) and itwill ring at a very high frequency. It is clear that 27KV arenowhere near the necessary "Voltage pressure" to see things happen,as over 200KV are needed to probably just get things going. Size isnot an issue, the bigger actually the better. Only corona leakage isand must be considered when upscaling. Tesla also used "Ultraviolet"sources to ionize the atmosphere and make it conduct better which Ibelieve he also used to "bring in" more tubes of force and enhancethe effect.I don't think just a TC would fly, you need a hull to encase it.Consider also that the "standard TC" was only a brief part of Tesla's "evolution" line where he was searching for the mostappropriate "power source". The next step was his Pancake Coil whichwas more ideal and could handle high voltages in less space whenencased and isolated well due to it's flat spiral configuration.Everything he actually developed was for a purpose, and the flatpancake coil was for this type of power source. Infact, fromthe "method of signalling" and "system of signalling" patents youcan see that from one single HF alternator he could energize 2coils, one tuned to an AC 1/2 wave and the other to a DC brush 1/4or 3/4 wave output, hence the name "p2", 2 potentials. He putthis "method" to good work, not only to just send "signals"evidently.RegardsLuke12Dracozny,let me re-iterate what I meant: not one bifilar coil but 2seperate pancake coils, one for AC and the other for the DC brushpowered by the same HF alternator. The coils would be attached to